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We are very excited to announce the musical lineup for our annual block party, taking place this year on Saturday, April 20th! The shop will open at 8am for Record Store Day, and the festivities will begin shortly thereafter. We will have the street shut down with food trucks, vendors, beer, and live music all... View Article
Come out to Gallaher Village for Small Business Saturday! Browse local businesses and artisans and enjoy the beautiful square.
Join Facing Hunger Foodbank to make a difference in our community.
Please Join Us for the annual Huntington Earth Day Cleanup! Huntington Stormwater Utility and students in the Mountwest MK130 Marketing class are organizing another Earth Day Trash Clean Up! Fourpole... View Article
See discussion or pick up a list starting Friday and Saturday at the Gallaher Village Public Library and Saturday at Gallaher Village Square. Breakfast and lunch Food Trucks at the Square starting at 8. Small business Saturday in the Square 9-2. Stuff the Goodwill Truck 12-3 (proceeds to benefit play area) Hosted by Gallaher Village... View Article
Join us for coffee, conversation, voter registration & coffee with candidates! We will be registering folks to vote, while chatting with locals running for office. All candidates are welcome to... View Article
Mark your calendars and join us for Central City's first Earth & Culture Day Celebration! Hosted by RenewAll Inc., our celebration will be an add-on to our previous Planet Waves... View Article
Come out and cheer for the Herd as they take on Coastal Carolina!
Loopy Fest is Huntington's Psychedelic Revival! Featuring music from: Grown Ass Folks; The Wearing Hands; Ernie Johnson from Detroit; Jim Polak; Killa Kaiju; Trevor's Lightning Project; Deepstate; Visual Artists presented... View Article
Featuring keynote speaker Dr. Joe William Trotter, Jr. Funds raised will help the Foundation provide academic scholarships and to realize its vision of a Black History and Civil Rights History Museum in Huntington's Fairfield community.
